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John Healey's First Budget 2026

23 Oct to 28 Oct
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John Healey's First Budget 2026. (2026, October 28). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/102265

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Chancellor John Healey will unveil his first Budget today as millions of Britons brace for potential tax hikes and changes to their household finances.

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Standing charges on gas bills will be scrapped from next year for around 23 million homes, the Treasury has announced.

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 28 Octwording from Evening Standard

A VAT cut on electricity bills will be extended to next July, added Healey.

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 28 Octwording from The Guardian

Energy payments of £100 will go to around 20 million households in council tax bands A to D.

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 28 Octwording from Evening Standard

Mr Healey said the UK was being battered by a global economic storm, with the Budget watchdog slashing its forecast for gross domestic product growth next year.

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 28 Octwording from Daily Mail

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Kemi says Britain about to collapse under the weight of welfare after Chancellor refuses to cut handouts in Budget Daily Mail

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  1. 23 Oct

    The Chancellor has rejected the possibility of hiking capital gains tax, the levy on profits from selling assets, at the Budget.

    2 outlets · Evening Standard
  2. 24 Oct

    Healey said: “Mayors and local leaders know what their communities need to grow, which is why we are giving them more money, more power and more capacity to get projects moving, build homes and make the right decisions for their areas.”

    3 outlets · The Guardian
  3. 25 Oct

    More than £1bn for social and affordable housing in England will be provided in the Wednesday's Budget, taking funding for the government's 10-year homes programme past £40bn.

    2 outlets · BBC
  4. 28 Oct

    Ahead of going to the Commons to deliver his speech, Mr Healey said: “This Budget is designed to give households breathing space from some of the everyday costs, provide targeted support for businesses and self-employed people, and to start the long-term action needed to get energy costs down for good.”

    2 outlets · Evening Standard

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